Has nothing to do with Puffy.
Dictator Trump following up on his threats. Everybody in current DOJ is on alert.
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Has nothing to do with Puffy.
Dictator Trump following up on his threats. Everybody in current DOJ is on alert.
by who, justin beiber?Its gonna happen
He wanted to cover his ass() in case the freakoffs got him jammed up.... looks like it might workDiddy wanted some presidential bussy?
The replacement has to care. The prosecutor to that case to make a name for himself. The replacement can be indifferent and feel it’s a waste of taxpayers’ time, money, and resources.Him getting rid of certain officials is expected
But how does this impact the trial, apparently the feds have a mountain of evidence
Would the replacement really throw all that away for a dude Trump doesn't even need
I don't see what Trump (or the replacement) gains by getting involved in a messy situation where the public consensus is Puffy is guilty as fukk
Under Williams’ leadership, the SDNY, historically known for handling complex white-collar cases, has secured the high-profile convictions of fallen crypto mogul Sam Bankman-Fried, investor and Archegos Capital founder Bill Hwang and exiled Chinese tyc00n and Steve Bannon associate Guo Wengui.
Williams has also aggressively prioritized going after public corruption, winning a conviction earlier this year against New Jersey Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez. His departure will come as SDNY is pursuing the high-profile bribery and corruption case against Mayor Adams and a series of other probes connected to City Hall.
It was not immediately clear how Williams’ departure might affect Adams’ case, though Trump has said he believes the mayor was unfairly targeted. “We were persecuted, Eric,” Trump said to Adams during the recent Al Smith charity dinner. “You’re gonna win, Eric.”
Adams, who has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him, came under fire from fellow Democrats in the run-up to the election for comments about Trump that were seen as out of step with the party’s position. Asked for the mayor’s reaction to the Clayton pick, his spokeswoman Kayla Mamelak said: “As Mayor Adams has said, every elected leader has a right to nominate and appoint the people they see best fit to serve. President-elect Trump is no different.”
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